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Lauren O'Connell
Biologist and professor of biology at Stanford. Studies the neuroscience of complex parenting in poisonous frogs and the mechanisms by which these frogs tolerate carrying toxins.
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Jul 25, 2025
• 34min
The future of parent-child bonding
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Lauren O'Connell, a biologist and professor at Stanford, dives into the fascinating world of poisonous frogs, revealing how these creatures exhibit complex parenting behaviors. She explains how tadpoles recognize their mothers through smell and perform a 'begging dance' when hungry. O'Connell also discusses the protein frogs produce, which protects them from their own toxins and has implications for treating human overdoses. This intriguing conversation bridges the gap between animal bonding and potential medical innovations.
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